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    Richard Nixon once incorporated the family dog in what now is a famous speech. What was the name of this pet?

    Question #54249. Asked by 101frizzle. (Jan 20 05 11:38 AM)


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    http://www.course-notes.org/biographies/richardmnixon.htm

    Jan 20 05, 11:48 AM


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